The Office (2005)
The everyday lives of office employees in the Scranton, Pennsylvania branch of the fictional Dunder Mifflin Paper Company.
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What critics compared The Office to
…they employ so many sudden zooms and claustrophobic close-ups that it feels like an episode of The Office…
Barry Ackroyd’s jittery handheld cinematography, while effective in making the film hyper-realistic, borders on being parodic due to the technique already being overused in comedies like The Office and Succession…
…it would be easy to mistake the film for an overly self-serious knock-off of The Office set in the White House.
BJ Novak shows up giving his best Ryan-from-The-Office-if-he-were-a-nepo-baby impression as Irv's son Jay.
Jay (B. J. Novak, “The Office”)…
It’s the same awkward feeling viewers had watching Michael Scott from The Office.
Plus, it allows Santos to work in the most called-for “that’s what she said” since the heyday of Michael Scott.